The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

CARL G.. ANpERsoN was discharged
yesterday, under the poor convict pro-
vision.
wells, FARGo g. Co.'S shipments, yes.
terdsy. we're: Gold bars. to the value OF
1920.
McCoRY1cK & Co., yesterday. received
HananeE Bullion, S., APO; silver and lead
ores, 81, $50. Total, $500.
LAND OWNERS, all over the county,
complain of the dry season. The Con-
ference storm has never yet failed.
Two TEAMS, camping in the streets,
yesterday were taken in by the police.
The owners subsequently recovered
them.
The REGULAR monthly meeting of
8. L. T. U. will be held to-day at . pm.
at Firemen's Hall. a full attendance is
desired.
HELDs BAND will give a concert in
the Twentieth Ward next Friday even
ing. a lengthy programme will be car
RED out, in which some excellent names
appear.
In CONSEQUENCE OF the death of Mrs.
SLudebaker, mother CT the otudepaker
Bros, the branch house here Will be
closed on Monday, the day of the
funeral.
THERE WILL be meeting of the Ogden
Driving Park Association some time
during the present month, to take into
consideration a programme Tor the
racing season of 1887.
HEREAFTER THE price of grain will be
Csc. deaTer than heretofore. The IN
crease in the freight rate between here
and the Missouri river from 15c. 10 81
necessities the raise.
THE CRAWLING of South Temple,
west OF Sixth West Street. was finished
by Supervisor LiviC gS-on last evening.
and now eQuires but little leYeling OH
to make It an excellent job.
The MONTHLY meeting OF the Sunday
School Union of this Stake will be held
in the Social Hall on Monday, april
4th, at 80. The Twentieth Ward
school vii. furnish part of the exercises.
]. H. Parry, Secretary.
CONFERENCE RATES on the Central and
D. 81 r. g. go into effect on Tuesday.
Single fare for round trip from all sta,
tons in the Territory to Salt Lakeland
Provo. The tickets will be good TO. re-
turn or the 18Th, inclusive.
IEHIs new ANNOUNCEMENT this morn
ing, M. Z. Lipman, the leading cloth1er,
has great scheme TO which he directs
attention. He guarantees honorable
treatment TO all purchasers OF clothing,
gents furnishing goods, hats, etc. Call
on him.
THE Mill Greek baseball nine will go
to Provo this week and engage the
Alerts of that city in few friendly
games for practice prior to tackling the
Nationals, which they expect to do as
soon as their new uniforms, which are
now under way, are finished.
OE TUESDAY evening next, commenc-
ing at 30 O'Clock, Prof. Talmsge, Of
Provo. viii lecture in the Fourteenth
Ward ,AssembIy Rooms, on The His
tory Of the Earn illustrating his sub
ject with coIored magic lantern views.
Everybody is invited to attend.
WILLIAM G. HALL, OF Salt Lar City,
has been appointed Secretary Of Utah
Territory. Mr.. Hail is native Of Ma
son County, Kentucky, and was ap-
pointed at the solicitation of Gov.
",ale" West and on the recommends
ton OF M CaTlisIe Courier Jouraat.
TIE rUNERAJ Edward King, who
was killed by premature blast, IN a
mine in D. y Canyon, on Thursday, will
take place from Undertaken SLEEVES,
to-day at S O'clock Friends are in
vited. The unfortunate victim TO the
fatal explosion was young man, being
about q years of age, and. was res
pected by all who knew him.
Tomorrow. evening, the knights of
Pythias' last grand social of the season
of 1867 will take place, at the Pythian
Castle. 4 choice musical and literary
entertainment, lunch and ball will fur
nish rare evenings enjoyment. The
committee In charge have heretofore
made Focd records and their success in
the present instance will be certain.